The Troubled Man's Medicine
William Hugh
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In two books, the one comforting a man being in trouble, adversity, or sickness; the other to teach a man to die both patiently and gladly very profitable to be read of all men, wherein they may learn patiently to suffer all kinds of adversity. (Summary by Title Page)
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| The Results of Abundance and Wealth, and Those of Poverty and Adverse Fortune, Should Cause Us to Endure the Latter with Thanksgiving | 34:14 | Leído por InTheDesert |
| How the Gentiles Were Moved to Endure Adversities, and How Much More Readily Christian Men Should Suffer Them | 16:48 | Leído por InTheDesert |
| An Exhortation to Flee to God in Troubles, and the Comfort to Be Found in His Word | 33:35 | Leído por InTheDesert |
| Extract from the Dedication | 2:37 | Leído por InTheDesert |
| Address to One Whose Sickness is Thought to Be Unto Death | 1:04:18 | Leído por InTheDesert |
| The Conclusion of This Book, Teaching All Men Gladly to Die | 2:58 | Leído por InTheDesert |